Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-10
C MISCELLANY.

The schools in District No. l will all
open next Monday.
The Northern Pacific will sell tickets 70,
the G. A. r. excursion to st. Louis from tn,
21st to the 25th inclusive.
There is going to be q calico hop at the
Road House next Thursday, to which
everybody and his friend is invited.
Mrs. Richard McBreen died last evening
The funeral will occur from the family
residence Saturday at two O'Clock.
T. NJ. Carr had two head ofhorses struck
by lightning on Wednesday evening at VIM
Owsley's ranch neal the Bell smelter.
The Pacific Express yesterday shipped
ten bars OF Moulton valued at about
Sc, 500, and ten bars of Blue Bird valued
at about 5 1000.
There will be a meeting of the teachers Of
this district this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, in
the Central building. All the teachers are
requested to be present.
The County Treasurer had to his credit
in the banking house of Clark 4 Larabie on
September l, 1887. $7.S2O.15. The
balance on hand on the Treasurer's books
on that date was $8.176.37.
NJ. L. Purcell will open the American
House in VAUDEVILLE on Sunday the 18th.
He intends to furnish the table with the
Dc6U t0e maTkeU duOIUS anu BOllCltS h
generous share Of the public patronage.
Captain Reynolds received q letter from
Governor Leelie yesterday, requesting his
presence at Helena in reference to the col
onelcy. He replied excusing himself from
any further attendance at the Capital on
that account.
Married. at KAhoka, Missouri, Septem-
Der l, Jos. N. Fegtly OF Butte ity. NJ. T.,
to Miss NJ. V. Farren of Rogers, Ark. The
happy couple will be at home after Septem-
Der Is, having now got az far as Salt Lake
on their way here.
The street railroad ties are laid a quarter
of a mile east OF Arizona street on Park,
and rails have been laid alongside the track
from South Butte up to Park street, which
can be spiked into place in a couple Of days
when the fishplates arrive.
In the case OF Territory vs.. Davis in the
Police Court yesterday, q motion for change
OF venue was made by Mr.. Duffy and op-
posed by Mr.. Lippincott and taken under
ad visement by Judge Hamilton until 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Father Cushnahan intends to leave on
Sunday evening for Salt Lake, so that any
parents intending to send their boys to
All.Hallows College for the ensuing term
should call on him in the meantime at
Father van de VEINS house.
The resident lodge of the order #
Patriotic Som of America have reduced
their irritation fee for the next sixty days
from SO to $3.50, moved thereto by the
prospect of a new camp being formed which
hope to avoid the necessity of by
this action.
Tomorrow the County Commissioners
will receive and consider the report of the
0r,n%n Aoonooo. TO- <hn e~--
Next Monday they will draw the jury list
for the October term Of the District Court
and on the following Monday they will sit
as a Board of Equalization.
The contract has been let on the first
forty miles OF the road from Boulder to
Red Bluff, Madison County. where there
are some very promising mines, principally
gold. Governor Hauser's mining interests
in that section are large, and brought his
active influence into action. Green &
of Helena, are the contractors.
In a small bridge on Lower Main street,
just below the city limits, there is a danger
Gus hole, large enough for a horse to get
his foot through, and small enough to
prevent him from getting out again with
out breaking his leg. The Supervisor might
spend a few minutes looking at this with a
view to plugging it.
The First National Bank yesterday be-
gun a suit against w. D. ffouts. Thad-
den s. Hamilton and D. N. Upton for
$23, $685. on an overdrawn account.
of attachment OF the defendants
in the Mountain CLief and other
neal Meaderville, water rights in
Silver Bow and Horse Canyon creeks,
placer claims and town lots was yesterday
served by the Sheriff and filed with the
Recorder.
A whistle blown violently and continu-
ously from the vicinity of Broadway and
Montana at 11:3O last night brought the
police and a few curiosity seekers there on
the run, when the trouble was found to be
the unwelcome presence of Billy, the Boxer, |
in Julius Levy's woodshed. which fact be- |
coming known to the ladies of the house. !
hold scared them SO they gave the alarm.
Billy had wandered in drunk there and was
taken to the cooler to spend the rest of the